Rasgulla is a famous bengali sweet dish. Soft and spongy cheese balls cooked in sweet and cardamom flavored syrup just melt in our mouth. It is a popular Bengali sweet. While the method of making rasgulla remains the same, there are two distinct types of rasgulla. One is the spongy rasgulla and the other one is a non-spongy rasgulla. Rasgulla is a famous Bengali sweet made from milk. To make rasgulla, first milk is curdled to get chenna which is basically coagulated milk solids. These coagulate milk solids are drained of the whey and kneaded with some sooji (semolina) or all purpose flour (maida). Round balls are made from the kneaded chenna which are then cooked in sugar syrup in a pan or pot.